Vocalist - Bass-Baritone
About
| Bass-baritone Eduardo Chama has received resounding recognition for his work on both the operatic and concert stages of the world. As Don Pasquale, the Seattle Times declares "Eduardo Chama was born to sing the title role. The Argentine bass-baritone...does heroic work on every level." The Calgary Herald agrees, stating after performances of Le Nozze di Figaro, "Argentine bass-baritone Eduardo Chama sang the title role of Figaro in an easy, stylish way, his voice strong and deep enough for the bass notes." |
Latest Acclaim
"Edwardo Chama's Don Magnifico was a masterpiece of comic timing, the well-placed leer, the double take. His bass-baritone is an agile instrument of many colors and he used his whole arsenal in broad strokes to paint the boorish character he was." — Washington Post
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| Posted: May-11-2010 |
Latest Recordings
 This world-premiere recording of Argentinean composer Osvaldo Golijov: Ainadamar, received the 2006 Grammy Awards for "Best Opera Recording" and "Best Classical Contemporary Composition." Composer: Osvaldo Golijov Conductor: Robert Spano Performers: Kelley O'Connor (Mezzo Soprano - Federico García Lorca) Jessica Rivera (Soprano - Nuria) Jesus Montoya (Voice - Ruiz Alonso) Jose Eduardo Chama (Baritone - José Tripaldi) Sean Mayer (Tenor - Maestro) Robb Asklof (Tenor - Torero) Anne... |
| Posted: May-27-2006 |
Latest Video
| Posted: Dec-10-2007 |